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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-03-18
FARM NOTES.
JUMP SrAEF.

When the pigs are coughing it Incl
Gates not only damp ards. bat also that
the roof Of the shelter leaks.
Scatter some Of The linest, riches. and
best manure YOU have on the piece Of
ground iassnded for your onions.
II You have not secured your garden
seeds do 40 at once. The selections
should all be made duriag the ~iaior
season.
I, has been suggested that farm
boises be- sold by weight, ia addition to
other quantities ss - 10 induce farmers
to raise larger and better hoiaes.
Even two or thres feeds Of cooked
tufnips or potatoes each week Is letter
than to omit such food altogether. II
u variety that produces health and
keeps the stoek 10 cbue ition.
Whenever il il noticed that tho hogs
eat gravel it is sign that tomething
that they need Is lacking. A fsw pieces
u coal, or charcoal. will probably be
cure. While the food should ct the game
tims he varied.
The degree Of fss depends upon thu
KIDD Of food. Experiments show that
when she proportion Of non-nitrogen-
ous 10 nincgenous substance in the
food is comparatively high he proper
ton of carcass in The live weight Ia also
comparatively high.
Offering bountiea for the destruction
q owls, HAWKS, crows, ETC., net only
depIetss the County Treasures. but
does much to propagate Geld mice and
insects. Farmers often destroy their
friends under tho snppositi N that they
are protecting themselves.
For old stock that cannot properly
masticste tho whole grains. there is
nothing that will fatten so reality as
ten parts meal and one part lins-ed
meal. II the mixture be moistened
wi'h warm water, and slightly salted to
give it seasoning, the animals will eat it
clean.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-03-18
Dotyville.

Stock Is very poor. Ora now
growing.
Saw mill not running on account Of
the effect Of the high water.
One moro week OF school. PuTila
are getting along nicely with their
studies.
A feroci0us nUlae was heard some
days ago at this place which was pro.
nounccd 10 he that OF a cougar. A
large crowd Was collected together
aud well-ordsred hunt planned.
After many hours Of weary ssarch
for the King Of Oregon forests, the
hunters were kindly informed that
tho noise which thoy had heard and
which was the cause OF their long,
weary tram, was mado by J.S. Comp.
ton drawing assembling across u box.
To say they were dlsgusted Is draw.
Ing II very mild.
j. w. Compton, lost two horses
this winter.
Miss Emma Compton Is visiting
friends at Brewnsvllle.
Fall grain looks very well.
Mrs Glef and I. Curl are in very
poor health. The former Is getting
better.
Cattle buyers in tSIs vicinity are
paying from $40 to sl6 per head for
calves.
Hon. w. w. Richardson has
pleased look since no returned from
the Legislature.
JuMP SrATP.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-03-18
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EARTHQUAKES.

Prof FaIb, b,the Prussian meteorplogist,
who so accurately predicted the earth
quake that lately occurred in I tally and
the south Of France, has made fore-
cast for the year as follows: There
will be considerable atmospheric dis
turbances, heavy gales and rains, possi-
bly, accompanied by shocks of carth-
quakes, on twenty-seven days of the
present year-MarCh 22nd and 23rd ;
April 7th and Sth.; May 9th, 9th and
7th June 3rd, ,4sh, 5th.21st and 28th /;
July 10th, Gath and 25th (; August 3rd,
10th and 20th September I7th and
18th; October 18Th November 9Th,
I4th and 15th,a and December 18th, 18Th
and IA b.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-03-18
EARTH CHANGES.

Professor Hayden Of the Geological
Survey says that the geologiss-, meteor
ologists aud other scientific men believe
that the world is on the eve OF an im
portans change in climate and other
respects.
''Tbe earthquakes" said be. "along
the seaboAfd from Washington to
Charleston showed thss some mighty
change was . ing on 10 tho center of
ths earth. Thee, again, this winter has
been remarkable for the worst storms
in the West and Northwest known TO
the scientific world"
"Ths cause oi this" said Professor
Hayden, al cannot tell, but scientific
men here and abroad concur in the
opinion that We are approaching su
extremely interesting period.
"If the earthquakes continue il will
mark the beginning OF change IN the
earth's physical condition. Il is not
improbable that wo are entering upon
one of the great geological periods, aud
possibly the beginning Of another glacial
aye.
THAT tho earth waa populated with
animals aud that vegetation was abund-
ant before the lee period We know. a.
we find proofs 10 the Arctic regions 10
the form Of pammoths and other ami
mails preserved through tens Of thou
sands cf years in the ics. But oven if
/ am correct in nv hypothesis 1t would
be thousand ysars before any noticsa.
bic change is visible in any way, perhaps
lon GER.
"Tae scientific world is mnch inter
estad in all these things,and during the
c,mins summer thorough investigation
will be bad"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-03-18

What very weak aEgumsnt 10 the
prevailing ono that prohibition inter
feres with ones persoual liteIty. Per-
soual liberty A much does the lav
against murder, robbery, larcsny inter-
fers with ones liberty. When you en-
Ter park you road The siga "ksep off
tho grass." Sensible people do not
think thsir liberty has been iakon away.
And 40 when our constitution Gays
"you shall not sell intoxicating liquors."
no ones liberty Is taken away. Il is
but a sign board preventing crime, for
nine-senlbs Of tho crime resnlts from
The nse Of liqacr. There are many pso.
pie Who need 10 learn what psr4onal
liberty means.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-03-18

II is ever TO be rpmem bsred that the
reputation of the church il only the
sum Of the repntatious Of its individual
members. Z lady was once asked by .
guegt, eWbo Is the man ~ho conduct
ed your prayer meeting so well ~ Shs
replied, "Tha. is our carpenter, and
last year be did large amonn: Of work
for me, and be did it so faithfully that
1 like 10 hear him pray just Gs well as
did befTe.p Can that be said Of all
work done by church members ? It
ought TO be. For these three direc-
tions in which human energy displays
itself business, politics, religion-stand
or fall together. FaLsus IN qtnO, talsus
Ia omnibus, false 10 one, false in all, is
good commoa sense, as well 30 good
law. o the satisfaction to the man
himself, to his family, to bis church, the
worth to the world Of character un-
spotted, upright, hoaest, honorable. 1t
is better for man to be respected for
himself than for his money better to
have character without wealth., than
wealth without character. The honest
man has self-rcspect. lie has no fear
of investigating committees. As oae
prominent member of Congress seid
duiingy1he Credit Mobilier investlga-
tioDs II am not worth as much
moLey al some men with whom en-
tered public life. But ] can sleep bet
ter at night than most of than. | am
willing that any letter | ever wrote
any bargain ever made, should be
telsgraphed all over the country" A
good name is ratLer to be chosen than
great riches reputation is worth mor'
than ,noney character is far aboys Al
material possession.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-03-18
II THIS so

a few years ego little book fell IN.
to our hArds,reounting the experience
Of csfsaiu prominent business man,
from which II appeared that, AZ with
most Americans, too closo attention TO
business bad broken his health. fhe
doctor said be could not live. He then
stated that he used = certain article
which ttlectnaliy cured hin, and cont Of
gratitude for bis own recovery be de-
tsi mined to devote a potion of bis for
tune 10 spreading lie merits before the
world"
As We read Il We said This Ii evil
dently shrewd expression Of com
mefeial motive: Il sounds we'll IL
reads veil; but many eople will rot
believe It.
In few years, ,boweyer,,hat man got
famous the werld over. He gave sew.
arsl hundred Thousand dollars TO astro.
nomical research. and his name became
household word 10 really every home
in the United States.
Hundreds of thousands & people to-
day, without reservation, say that to this
man alone they owe their lives.
II ten men ate collected together the
chances are that If one man incidentally
refers 10 Warmers tafe cure seven Of
ttem will be able 20 tell, from their
own expefienee OF from the experience
ot their ftiends, &c marvellous results
which that remedy has wrought.
Nothing has ever beeu put on The
market, We a,s tod, the sale Of which
has teen so gre,t and kept mp 10 won
detfullv, aud this alone il evidence that
merit i at she bottom d its popularity.
In our files vs fiad many an adver-
.isepen. from this house. Some peo-
pls have believed, have used and have
been cured I; o,hers havs disbelieved,
have no. nsed, and died
The manufacturers have stAtsj,ss the
result Of their most careful inveatiga.
tions, that the cnndilisn of the kidneys
i the key TO health, and that they know
II the kidneys arc maintained in health
BY Warner safs cure. pisety-;hree per
cont VI disease would disappear.
The uric scid.o waste Of tbe syst, N,
LEI, In the blood, by ~hss may be called
constipated kidneys, blocks up lhe sys-
ten and carries disease 70 every organ.
This statement. made time and time
again, il 70 full Of sanss that il il now
accepted as = scientific truth by insar-
ancs companies Who reject millions Of
fisks every year If ,hsrs il tho last
inactivity Of these organs.
The public Is tired OF The wrsngies Of |
this school and Of that school. and Il il
quick to rseognizs anything that has
such conceded merit, and on this ground |
aloEe can 40 account fsr its ex.raordi-
nary sales and popularity.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-03-18

s cRAMKSTo, Mstcb 9th.-Some time
prior TO 1870, II. B. Chss6eld parchas.
ed $50 acres Of land near Flosin in this
county and shortly after mys,erioasly
disappeared aud oolhing was anown OF
bis whereabouts. Dark hints were
made by somebody that he had been
foully deal. with also hints Of mid
night burial at Chatfcld's ranch, aud a
body sunk in an old well, etc, but un-
I'll recently no Investigation was made.
Yesterday Richard Chat6eld who had
fled petition praying to be appointed
administrator Of thu estate secured the
services Of a well borer aud inspected
the old well on the ranoh, and as re-
suit found q human collar bone aud
two arm bones. Owing to the water
being near the surface further prosecu-
ton Of the work was discontinued until
later in the day. The finding Of the
bones created considerable of sensa-
tion. Now the belief 10 prevalent that
ChaiGsld Was murdered and his body
thrown into the well. Sensational de-
velopments are expected.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-03-18

Patents granted to citizens of the Pacific
States during the past week and reported ex-
pressly for the DEMOCRAT by c. a. Snow
s. Co, Solicitors of American and Foreign
Patents, opposite U. s. Patent Office, Wash
ington, D. G.
E Boesch, San Francisco, Call lantern.
, H Cole, Riverside, CAL, tree prop.
w S Doan, Sacramento, CAL, car coup
ling.
I Fjord. San Francisco, Cal, water filter.
H 7 Hazard, Los Angeles, CAL, cartridge
loading machine.
P d Horton. Oakland, Cal, slate washer
f Hosford, Oakland, Cal, boiler for heat
ing water.
F Payne, East Portland, Or, pnlverizing
machine.
wv Redfield, Glendale, fire arm.
] Richards, San Francisco, CAL, stop
valve.
ca Smith, San Francisco, vessel propel-
ler.
JP Tierney, Oakland, Transom ventiIa-
tor.
WI Worth, Petaluma, Cal, grape stem.
mer.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-03-18

The Catholics Of New Jerses are
maDifesting deop interest in the move
ment which has been started for the
purpose Of collecting fund for new
church At Rome dedicated to tie Irish
patron, st. Patrick. An effort, in oil
probability will be made at The Coming
celebration Of st. Pstrick's dsy to Or
ganize contributing fund from this
State. Il is proposed to collect at least
81 900, 600. The new church will be
one Of the grandest in the Eternal City
Individual Irishmen have already sent
money and the newspapers purpose
starting interest in public fund. Pri-
vate meetings have been held il Jersey
City, Newark and Trenton to discuss
the subiect.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-03-18

During six years Of prohibition Kan
sas hss treblsd her wealth, added b00,-
900 10 Ler reputation and doubled be,
railroad milesge. This will be aa in-
terssting item 10 that class OF people
who are 10 the habit Of asserting that
prohibition kills pIacs. IL is no long
Or nscsssary to have a saloon ON every
corner 10 order to have prosperity. II
never was necessary. The idsa has
been visionary one. The licensed sa-
loon must go. Intsmperance, the curse
of the day, must be checked. Vote for
the amendment.
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rives its revenues from the plumber Of
homes and from the deftanding Of help
less childhood from the degradation
Of manhood which requires for its
prosperity the injury OF the community;
which ministers to every vile and vi-
cious passion and prOpsa.ity which
makes drunkards and thieves aud EN-.
hexzlers and gamblers and wife-beaters
and murderer; which brutaliEes and
degrades al; who come ia contact with
It. The traffic tells the people that il
has great political power that il is
organized, and that i. will 6gbt reform
aud tsmrerance sish the votes Of the
nnfortunates il has rmhruted. This,
then IN what the community has to face.
It must either submit to the political
supremacy Of the rnmsel.ers 1t must
either accept their government ii must
either bow to their standard Of morals
and declare them to be entitled to pro-
lection aud ,esptct ! or it must make
up its mind to a conflict, the aim and
end Of which shall bs the overthrow OF
this sboniinabl. abuse and the protec-
tion Of the masses against the worst foe
Of civilization. 1t is having realized
that ths future Of the country depends
largely npon mastering the elements
which have their origin aud derive all
their strength from rum, and which
initiate at e.ery turn against good gov
erament,pnre social conditions, religion
and progress"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-03-18
.WTIATED BLOOD
ScrOfulOus, Inherited and COntm.
giOus HumOrA Cured by
Cuticnra.

KHROuGiI the medium q one % yeur books re-
! eelyod through Mr. Prank r. Wray, Druggist,
Apollo, Pa, became acquainted with your Cuticura
Remedies and take this opportunity 90 testify 20 you
that their use has permanently cured me Of one Of
he worst az blood poisoning In connection with
eryspelas that have seen aud this after having
been pronounced ncurAhse by somo Of the best ply.
scians IN our country, take great pleasure Ia tor
wardng 10 you this testimonial. unsolicited Il Ia
by you, Ia order that others suffering from similar
malNdlcs may DO encouraged 10 give your CutleurA
Remedies trial.
P,s. wnIILINGER, Leeohburg, Pa.
Reference FRANK T. WAY, Druggist, Apollo. Pa
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-03-18
PROHIBITION.

bSsoW We give tn0 Nf@wh OF some OF
the eminent nen Of the world on the
subject Of prohibition. Noshing can be
mofe convincing
Father Mathew in 1854 "rhe priu-
ciple Of Prohibition snems 10 me- the
only safe aud radical remedy for the
evils of iniewperancs This opinion
has been strengthened and ecnhtmeo
by the hard labor Of more than twenty
years 10 the temperance causo.n
Rev. T. Dewitt Talmage, d. d.: ]:
"E.ther drunkenness will bc destroyed
in this conairy,or the American govern.
msnt will b. destroyed"
Rev. II. M. scudder,D. d. when
We AK for Prohibition We only ask for
that whisn isfighi, abich sannot pos-
sibly DO wrong."
Dr. Wm. Hargr.aves prohibition
OF the manufacture, importation and
sale Of ell alcoholic driaks ~ beverage
10 the only remedy"
DR.. FuliS L. oswald: "Prohibition
Of the liquor traffic has become the
urgent duty of the Legislator, The FORE
most aim Of every moral Fefotn
Ex-Chief Justice Oliver p. Mason, of
Nebraska: "Use the dram shop a. i.
will use you. Spare IL not. FOR it will
not spare you."
Wendell Phiilips ''Until il Is made
. crime to sell intoxicating beverages,
intemperance viii continue to exist"
Miss Elizabeth r. Cleveland: "God
sees 10 tho fearful cry Of the bruised
and bafiied mother, sister, wife his own
argument for the utter extinction Of Ia.
loxicasing beverages, the extinction, = DOT
and branch, OF the liquor traffic."
Horace Greeley in 1852: ave be-
iisve 10 cutting of that liquor-dog' i
tail right behind ths cara"
Chief-J astics Tansy of the United
States supreme Court, IN opinion oil
the Court On the "License Caves !" ST
any State deems tie retail and internal
traffic in ardent spirits injurious to il.
citizens, and calculated to produce idle.
ness and debauchery, see noshing il
the Constitution Of the United States
TO prevent them from regulating or re-
strairing the traffic, or prohibiting il
altogether, il it thinks proper"
Gov. Connor, Of Maine, Message o
1876: "Maine has fixed conclusion
upon this subject"
! Governor Howard, OF Rhode Island
in 1874: "The prohibitory laws of thi
State, II not q complete success, ara
success beyond the fondsst anticipation
Of any friend Of temperance"
| Gov ernor Martin, Kansas, Message O
1885, "Steadily and surely intemper
ance is decreasing in Kansas. Drink-
ing habits ara giving place to sobsiety.
/ Judge Woodbury. Davis, Of the Su.
preme Court of Maine "The Main,
law has produced hundred times moi
Improvement in che character, condition
and prosperity Of our people than an,
other Law that was ever enacted"
i DIR. j. M. Buckley, 1896: "Th'
[prsbibltoryl law throughout the Stat
[Maine was enforced sufficiently e
produce less temptation, less drinking
less drunkenness, less of the result
thereof, than in any country in whicl
We ever travelled"
i Ex-Gov. Nelson Dingley in 1882
"Wherever prohibition has been mos
CONSTANTLY enforced, there has grow
up the deepest conviation Of its value.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-03-18
Notice for Publication
Land 0fIico at OreRen city, o..
February. III Ins7

Land 0fiico at Oragen @Ity. o..
February, TtA. 1877.
Notice is hereby given that the fsflsw-
ing named settler has iled nst 90 81 hln
Intention to make Gnal proof IN sn nues1
OF his claim, and that said preaf viii he
made before the County Clerk ef Ninn
county, oregon, at Albany. erewsn. -
Tuesday. March 29th, 1saz, vm: W@
Meyers, Pre- Emptien d. q. 30. s1W fnr
the X OF n e Il ana N NAofsM Nef Sc
Is Tp. 10 8 r. E,
He names the following Witnesses 8
prove his continuous ronidon@a mpam. mmN
cultivation OIL Aaid lana. vin, + niIyan.
len Bllycn. Edward Grimes and Hhanan6
Williamnsall Of Scios Linn eounty .Orowon.
w. q. BUNMnx,
Register.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-03-18

Jamos n Richardson. Custom House, New Orleans,
oath says "In 1870 Scrofulous Ulcers broke cut
on my body until was mass of corruption. Every
thing known 10 tho medical faculty was tried In vain
became mere wreck. AZ times could not ilft my
hands 10 ny head could nos turn Ia bsd was Ia
slant pain, and locked upon lie as curse No r..
lief curo IN ton years Ia lsS0 hcAri ot The Cuti.
cura Remedies used thcm and perfectly cured. e
Sworn 20 before u. S Com. J. u. CRAwroAp.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-03-18
THE LIQUOR TRAFFIC.

In an article, "Protecsion and Re-
spact fer the Liquor Traffic. The Tribune
says it i q trade which aourishes up-
on II. syuin ol il supporters, which De-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-03-18
STATE RlsaTS DEMOCRAT,
THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIU j
IN THE WILLAMETTE VALLEY

Special busiDes notices In Local eef
unns 10 cents per line. cents each
additional insertion.
For legal and transient advertisements
w per square for the first insertion .and
insertion,
hales for other Advertisements made
known on application.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-03-18
TEMPERANCE DEPARTMENT,
EDrTED ny THE
Wemen's Christian Temperance UnIsa

The w. G. 7. U. meets on the Isl
and Std Tue'day OF each noplh 1T 5
o'clock P. NJ, At the A. o. u. w. Hall,
over French's JeweIry Store.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-03-18
scROFULOUs, INHERIrED.

Aud Contagious HumOrs, with Loss oi Hair, and
Eruptions of ths skin, positively cured BY cutl.
cnra and Cutcura Soap externally, when all other
mcdiciens fail Send Tor pamphlet
CuticurA Remedies soM everywhere. Price
Cutcura. the great skin cure, 20 cts Cutleura Soap
an exquisite beautier. Is cts Cutieura Rcaoivent
the New Rood Purifier, 81. Potter Drug and Chem
ical Co. Boston.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-03-18

wehayc been selling yoLr cutleura Remedies Cor
years. aud have tho rst complaint yet TO receive from
purchaser. one ot the worst II ScrofulA 1
ever cured by the oi Ave bottles Of Cnt.
cura RcsOlvent Cutlcura. and Cuticura Soap. The
soap takes tho cake" here medical soap.
TAYLOR b TAYLOR, Druggist.
Frankfort, Kan.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-03-18
THE SNOW.

Below we give some original snow
stanza's given by members OF the
Albany @. L. s. O.. at recent meet
Ing, In answer to roll call. They
simply illustrate different ideas on
the subject aud were not composed
for literary effect.
Whom Boreas from his arctic seat,
Sweeps Ger expanding zones, whose heart
lie tompors with his touch,--ia death,
His rude embrace aud chilling breath,
Enshroud by blade, aud leaf. and flower
Then Nature-in her mightisst hour
OF trinmph-to protect her own,
Breathes forth vapor, that. when blown
By arctic breezes, may cendenso
Into crystal Hocculence
Praeipited to the earth.
A spotless robe Of royal worth
Though cold. yet keeping warm Tho coil.
To yield the fruits Of Summers toll.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-03-18

No dealer should handle pound Of
butter until he first secnres a room to
keep it separate from all other goods
having any unpleasant odor. A cheap,
up-ground artificial cellar is besi where
the air is pure and we'll ventilated, but
can be Kept cool.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-03-18

II cold choose home Tor me or mine,
1t would be in Ioms far summer cline
Where no man knows
That il ever snowa.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-03-18

Softly fall the snow fakes dowr,
Each one gem. = work OF srt
Covering the bare earth, rugged and brown,
With q garment white in every part.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-03-18

0 the snow the snow. Oregon snow.
Bringing dismay wherever you 20,
Melting aud freezing. showing and slest,
Oh the snow, the snow, Oregon snow,
We like You beat the sooner you 20.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-03-18

Silently, swiftly in eddying rnga,
Soft as the touch Of a seraph's bright wings,
Snow flakes are falling. like down in the air,
Covering the world with mantle so fair
Emblem of purity. thus may we be
In spirit, As pure and as gentle as ttee.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-03-18

The snow that falls 30 soft aud light.
Each tiny aako 80 pare aud white.
Brings TO some hearts joy and gladness,
While 10 others tears aud sadness.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-03-18

nnEIP Piles, Biackheads. Skin Blemishcs, and
uksA Baby HumoFs, use cutieura Soap